That's a good question! You should work directly with the listing agent who can help you learn more about that specific property (and probably will know a lot about similar properties in the area). To find an agent, just click on the yellow button on the property's Trulia listing and you will be able to start a dialogue.

Please let me know if you have any questions or if I can help with anything else. I am happy to be a resource for you. Good luck with the search!

Reggie,
It's a foreclosure that you don't fight. You just offer the deed to the lender so they don't go through the full foreclosure filing. The impact on your credit is the same, but it starts the clock ticking to recovery sooner.
If you are not finding a buyer start dropping the price regularly. If you owe more than it's worth, do a short sale. Short sales are generally less damaging to your credit and you can continue to live in the house while it's on the market.... more

The "stats" are really about what cap rate (capitalization of the net income method of appraisal) is currently acceptable to investors in your area. Cap rates have moved up to 8.5% to 9.25% in the Tucson Metro Market Area, but your area may be different due to local economics, etc. Your best bet is to get on the phone and call one of the larger brokerage firms, ask for an apartment specialist and ask the question.... more